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Real warriors are strong, courageous, and ready to take on any mission. So, if they are experiencing combat stress or other psychological wounds of war, they have the strength to reach out for the support they need. This video tells the stories of warriors who have done just that and continue to thrive in military and civilian careers.

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Combat stress (sometimes called combat and operational stress or combat and operational stress reaction) is a common response to the mental and emotional effort service members exercise when facing…Continue

I'm glad we have so many resources for Vets to return to civilian life.

I was lucky I was old when I deployed so I did not buy into any of the politics and the only difference between FF and War was War was real time and most of FF was a few minutes after the trauma. Outside of people trying to kill you it's much the same.

Kudos to our Vietnam Bros. They got the opposite of help. They were my greatest Generation.

We have come a long way from when I returned from Southeast Asia 40 years ago. No one at that time seemed to think about us reintegrating into society or the psychological damage we may have sustained. Glad there are programs to help.